May 3, 2004

May 3, 2004

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

A BIG START

By MICHAEL MECHAM

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

More Later—Maybe

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Closing the Gap

By BARRY ROSENBERG

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A BIG START

All Nippon Airways’ big order for Boeing’s 7E7 will put pressure on other airlines to get in the queue

By MICHAEL MECHAM

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More Later—Maybe

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Closing the Gap

Boeing restores market confidence with move-ahead on 7E7 program

By BARRY ROSENBERG

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Ready To Step Out

ANA is redefining itself as it faces a more competitive JAL at home

By MICHAEL MECHANIC

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Lowered Expectations

Speed-of-light weapon progresses at snail’s pace as costs mount

By ROBERT WALL

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Vanishing Margin

U.S. missile defense projects show poor cost and schedule performance

By ROBERT WALL

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Keeping Watch

Iraqi pilots tapped to start flying fleet of surveillance aircraft

By ROBERT WALL

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Still in Deepwater

Congress may boost funding further as USCG adjusts the program for counterterrorism

By DAVID HUGHES

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Carrier Combat

BAE and government row points up broader industry concerns over policy

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Sensitive Investment

U.K. looks to secret technology research in securing a place within a collaborative UCAV program

By DOUGLAS BARRIE,DAVID A. FULGHUM

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